The 'sub' part would most likely stand for subterranean, meaning underground.
So basically the name means an underground railway.
The Stockholm subway system in Sweden is called Tunnelbana or T-bana, which means underground train or Tunnel train. I suppose that is what the "T" stands for.
no it's an underground train system
The underground train system in the United States is commonly referred to as the "subway." Major cities like New York City, Chicago, and San Francisco have extensive subway systems that provide public transportation. Each city's subway may have its own unique name, such as the "New York City Subway" or the "Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) trains."
In British English, the term "subway" typically refers to an underground pedestrian passage, while the train system is commonly called the "tube" in London. In other cities, it may also be referred to as the "metro" or "underground." If you're specifically referring to the subway system in London, it's best to use "the Tube."
the synonym for subway is train station
Train station. Subway is under ground and train station is overground.
The subway system in Moscow is called the "Metro". A railway station is called a "vokzal" or maybe a "stantsiya", a Subway Station is called a "Stantsii Metro". There are about 200 subway stations in Moscow and the network is growing.
Oh, dude, the subway system in Sydney is called the "Sydney Trains." It's like any other subway system, but with a cool Aussie twist. So, if you ever find yourself down under, just hop on a Sydney Train and enjoy the ride!
Nashville TN does not have a subway. Nashville does have a commuter train called the Music City Star. The train operates primarily for morning and afternoon commuters with no scheduled rides in between.
Depends on what type of tunnel. For a train, it is called a Subway.
The London underground system is usually referred to as 'the tube'.
All German cities offer a subway system, called U-Bahn. Regular light rail train systems known as S-Bahn also operate within cities as well as between cities.